Kryptonite aqua green glass

Kryptonite is not a stone, it is glass. Its aqua green color stands out among the grays, browns and tans of natural rock, which is exactly why people use it. Set into a wall, it adds a flash of color. Placed in a waterfall, the water moves over the glass and shows off the green. As a single decorative piece, it becomes a small focal point in a garden bed or near a patio.

Aqua green glass

The color is a clear aqua green. It looks brightest where light can reach it, such as near the surface of moving water or in a sunny bed.

Because it is glass, Kryptonite has a different look than natural stone. A little goes a long way next to rock.

Walls, waterfalls and accents

In a wall, a few pieces of Kryptonite set among stone give a pop of color. In a waterfall, it catches the light as water runs over it. See our water feature ideas for layouts.

For any water feature, tell staff how the water will be treated. Our choosing stone for water features article explains why that matters.

Finding Kryptonite at the yard

Kryptonite is kept with our specialty stone. Pieces vary, so it helps to pick them in person.

Bring a photo of your wall, waterfall or bed. Staff can help you decide how much glass to use against the stone you have. Quotes are given by phone or at the yard.

Popular uses

• Accents set into stone walls
• Waterfalls
• Decorative garden pieces
• Pond and stream accents
• Color accents near patios